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Abstract
Wearable and flexible/stretchable strain sensors are widely used for motion monitoring. This paper reports a stretchable strain sensor with enhanced thermal management, achieving a 32% drop in saturated temperature. The sensor uses a thermoplastic polyurethane-boron nitride nanosheets layer for heat dissipation and a porous electrospun fibrous thermoplastic polyurethane membrane for thermal insulation. In-situ testing demonstrates dynamic operational temperature fluctuation, and cytotoxicity tests confirm biocompatibility.
Publisher
Nature Communications
Published On
Jul 15, 2020
Authors
Cenxiao Tan, Zhigang Dong, Yehua Li, Haiguang Zhao, Xingyi Huang, Zhaocai Zhou, Jin-Wu Jiang, Yun-Ze Long, Pingkai Jiang, Tong-Yi Zhang, Bin Sun
Tags
wearable sensors
strain sensor
thermal management
biocompatibility
heat dissipation
thermoplastic polyurethane
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